Enterprise analytics  ·  Beta 2026

Your data.
In plain language.
Right now.

cours gives business teams direct access to their data through conversation. Product managers, marketing leads, sales analysts — anyone who needs answers from data, without waiting for the analytics team to get to their ticket.

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The platform
For business teams

Stop waiting.
Start asking.

If you have ever sent a message to the analytics team asking for a number, waited two days, and then needed a follow-up answered — cours is for you.

Ask about cohort performance, campaign attribution, pipeline velocity, or churn. In plain language. Without knowing how the data is structured.

Build on previous questions in the same conversation. cours remembers context, so follow-ups work the way they do with a colleague.
Move from asking what happened to asking why it happened. Explore the data yourself rather than consuming someone else's interpretation of it.
Get answers in seconds. Share findings directly with your team without filing another request.
For data and technical leaders

Full control.
Zero exposure.

cours runs entirely inside your AWS environment. Queries, results, and logs never leave your cloud account. There is no data movement to a third-party platform.

Role-based access controls are enforced at the infrastructure layer. Each persona sees only the data relevant to their function.

Complete usage visibility — every query, every result, every cost metric logged and visible in the admin panel.
Deployed as a structured engagement with discovery, evaluation, and managed operations. Not a self-serve product your team has to configure and maintain.
Agents are configured around your specific business personas and data vocabulary before any user touches the system.

cours is running a
beta programme now.

We are working with a small number of enterprise and mid-market clients on structured deployments. If your analytics team is a recurring bottleneck, we should talk.

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